News

1/20/2015 - The 1924-S is a prime target for counterfeiters. In particular, sharp-eyed graders will pay close attention to additions or other alterations made to the mintmark.

1/20/2015 - Whenever I’m stumped over what to write for this column, I return to my series of massive scrapbooks within which are all the articles and news items of interest that I’ve saved over the years.

1/20/2015 - NGC will be offering its popular Introduction to Grading class at the Whitman Baltimore Spring Expo on Saturday, March 28. Space is limited — register today!

1/20/2015 - NGC’s coin image archive — the largest in the world — now tops 10 million coins.

1/15/2015 - The 2015 US Marshals commemorative coins will go on sale January 29 at US Mint locations, the US Mint booth at the Long Beach Coin Show and online at usmint.gov. NGC will offer special release designations for eligible coins.

1/15/2015 - Jeff Garrett has often stated that anyone concerned about the coin market should attend a large coin show and they will probably leave feeling much better.

1/15/2015 - NGC will be accepting submissions at booth #431 at the Long Beach Expo. Stop by to drop off coins for all service levels!

1/13/2015 - The 1910 George V Pattern Crown in gold is one of only two known specimens and is expected to sell for £80,000–100,000 at Dix Noonan Webb.

1/12/2015 - The top result in the Partrick Part I sale came from the 1792 Judd-4 Pattern Birch Cent graded NGC MS 65 RB. It realized $2,585,000 — a world record price for a United States cent.

1/9/2015 - Annually, NGC recognizes outstanding achievement in Registry set building. We would like to thank all of the participants in the NGC Registry and congratulate everyone on their individual accomplishments. **The NGC Registry Awards 2015 - Ensure your set is at its best by 10 a.m. EST on December 2 to be automatically considered for awards. Winners will be announced January 8, 2016. For more details, click here.**